NEED News & Articles
Media Announcements and Offerings – Winter 2012
Stay toasty this winter! Learn about fuel choices in residential heating from the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s great video.
Using Common Core State Standards in your classroom?
In 1996, Achieve, Inc. was founded by the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State school Officers. The purpose in doing so was…
Debuting the Revised, Improved, and Expanded NEED Energy Booklist
Guest blog by Cindy Welchko, Curriculum Associate for The NEED Project This fall, NEED Teacher Advisory Board members completely overhauled our original “Energy Bibliography.” They…
NEEDs Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Workshops Great Fun!
A guest blog written by DaNel Hogan, Einstein Fellow, U.S. Department of Energy What is energy? What are the forms and sources of energy? What…
How Kids Teaching Kids Works in My Classroom
At the end of the school year my high school students know energy transformations, energy sources, and electricity generation by heart. In fact, when Pacific…
Americas Cup Village in San Francisco
On Thursday, NEED partnered with PG&E to help put on an amazing event at the America’s Cup Village in San Francisco. By 2:30, the tables…
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Over 45 Years of Putting Energy into Education!
“The biggest liquid hydrogen tank in the world, a sphere 83 feet in diameter, sits at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, at the historic Launch Complex 39B, where it was completed in 2022. The previous record-holder is just a few hundred feet away. That tank, which has about two-thirds the capacity of the new addition, was built in the 1960s to support the Apollo launches.”
spinoff.nasa.gov/NASA_Hydrogen_History_Informs_World’s_Hydrogen_Future
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Snapshots captured at the ACE-celerate STEM Summer Camp!
This free two-week summer camp is available to 9-12th grade Cumberland County High School students and is hosted at Rowan College of South Jersey Cumberland Campus.
Accepted students engage in hands‑on learning experiences and exposure to careers in energy, engineering and other STEM‑related fields.
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